Flying from Newcastle International Airport (NCL) to Rome: what you need to know
Jump on a direct flight from Newcastle International Airport to Rome and you'll be travelling for an average of 3 hours 15 minutes.
Rome is one hour ahead of Newcastle, where Newcastle International Airport is located. Rome runs on the UTC+1 timezone.
The busiest route is from Newcastle International Airport (NCL) to Rome Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport (FCO). There are two weekly services between these two airports. If you'd like to get on your way as soon as possible, the earliest flight from NCL to FCO is the 06:25 Jet2 service. If you'd rather travel later, the last departure is at 15:50 with Jet2.
For a relaxed start to your NCL to Rome flight, leave enough time for things like baggage drop and finding your gate. Turning up two hours ahead of international departures and an hour before domestic flights is the standard rule.
Flying during a peak month like September? Public holidays and other popular seasons can mean longer queues and delays at security. Be extra cautious and get there up to four hours ahead of international flights and two hours before domestic departures.
You can book a direct Newcastle International Airport to Rome ticket. Begin your journey at NCL and end it at Rome Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport (FCO).
Jet2 is a popular carrier that operates direct flights from Newcastle International Airport to Rome.
Think about adding a stopover to potentially save on your plane ticket from NCL to Rome. All you need to do is uncheck 'Direct flights only' during your search. Take a break (and maybe save some cash) by stopping at one of these airports:
London Heathrow Airport (LHR)
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS)
Frankfurt Airport (FRA)
Located around 8 kilometres from the centre of Newcastle, NCL can be reached in about 25 minutes by car (depending on traffic). Travelling on public transport takes roughly 30 minutes.
Want an easy start to your journey? Stay near NCL. Whether you have an early flight from Newcastle International Airport to Rome or just don't like being rushed, these hotels are just the thing:
Newcastle International Airport maintains a solid on-time performance, so you're unlikely to face delays. Departures from NCL arrive at their destination as scheduled 82% of the time.
How to find the cheapest flights from Newcastle International Airport (NCL) to Rome
The best price we've seen for a one-way Newcastle International Airport to Rome flight is 31 €. The cheapest price for a return flight is 78 €. Remember fares may change due to availability at the time of booking.
Score cheap flights from NCL to Rome by booking six months ahead. Based on our research, that's the best time for bagging a bargain.
Schedule your trip for November. That's the best month for scoring a bargain on Newcastle International Airport to Rome tickets. If you're flexible on when you fly, use the 'Whole month' tool to find the cheapest price across every month.
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Airports in Rome
Rome Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport (FCO)
The distance from Rome Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to central Rome is roughly 32 kilometres. It'll take you about 40 minutes to get to the centre driving.
Getting to the centre by public transport takes around 30 minutes.
If you have a late flight from Newcastle International Airport to Rome, few things beat the convenience of staying near the terminal. Grab your luggage from the carousel and then be showered and snoozing soon after at one of these accommodation options near FCO:
For the best deal, book your ride from Rome Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport about three weeks in advance of your flight from NCL to Rome.
Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA)
Central Rome is about 14 kilometres from Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA). Once your flight from Newcastle International Airport to Rome has touched down and you've navigated your way to arrivals, expect a drive of about 20 minutes.
If you're catching public transport, it'll take around 20 minutes.
Hang up the 'Do not disturb' sign and unwind at a hotel near CIA. Here are a few options where you can kick back after your NCL to Rome flight:
Avoid paying extra. Reserving your ride one week before your arrival at CIA will save you money.
Best time to go to Rome
It's time to work out your dates for your flight from Newcastle International Airport to Rome. August is the most popular month for a trip to Rome. If you prefer a quieter atmosphere, go in December.
The warmest month in Rome is August, with temperatures ranging between 20ºC (68ºF) and 33ºC (91ºF). Lock in your Newcastle International Airport to Rome plane ticket then if that's your ideal forecast.
January has average temperatures of between 2ºC (36ºF) and 14ºC (57ºF). Look for a cheap ticket from NCL to Rome around that time if you want to travel in cooler conditions.
More about Rome
When it comes to looking for somewhere to lay your head, you'll find the top stays in Rome right here. Explore these hotels as soon as you've locked in your flight from Newcastle International Airport to Rome:
St. Peter's Basilica and Vatican Museums are just the start of the big attractions to put on your Rome itinerary. Keep the sightseeing going at Saint Peter's Square.
Explore more of Italy
Rome will leave a lasting impression, but there are so many other parts of Italy just waiting to be explored. Around 483 kilometres northwest of Rome, a trip to Milan will keep you on the move. Don't miss top attractions like Leonardo's Last Supper Museum, Teatro alla Scala and Milan Cathedral.
Naples is another standout destination in Italy and is around 193 kilometres southeast of Rome. No trip is complete without visiting Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples National Archaeological Museum and Gulf of Naples.
